9 thoughts on “ Jo-Jo - Miles Davis - Amandla (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Amandla on Discogs. Label: Warner Bros. Records - ,Warner Bros. Records - WX • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Stereo • Country: Europe • Genre: Jazz • Style: Jazz-Funk4/5().

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Amandla on Discogs. Label: Warner Bros. Records - • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: US • Genre: Jazz • Style: Jazz-Rock, Fusion/5(9).

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3. Miles Davis- Amandla CD (hier als Original Recording Remastered Version ) 1. Catémbe (Marcus Miller) 2. Cobra (George Duke) 3. Big Time (Marcus Miller) 4. Hannibal (Marcus Miller) 5. Jo-Jo (Marcus Miller) 6. Amandla (Marcus Miller) 7. Jilli (John Bigham) 8. Mr. Pastorius (Marcus Miller)/5(80).

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4. Product Description [Note: This product is an authorized CD-R and is manufactured on demand] blogwesthertiopisri.inresticensupameharmmedrocksettna.co Amandla doesn't sound like any of the contemporary jazz records of its time, as Miles Davis returns one last time to a leadership role he'd basically abdicated to Fender bassist/multi-instrumentalist Marcus Miller on the preceding Tutu and blogwesthertiopisri.inresticensupameharmmedrocksettna.co plugging in /5(81).

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5. Vinyl LP Reissue, g vinylWarner Bros. Records ‎– A1 Catémbe A2 Cobra A3 Big Time A4 Hannibal B1 Jo-Jo B2 Amandla .

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6. Jo-Jo: B2: Amandla: B3: Jilli: See more tracks * Items below may differ depending on the release. Miles Davis No Vinyl+CDR 49 Listed For Sale: miles davis amandla.

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7. Catémbe Cobra Big Time Hannibal Jo-Jo Amandla Jilli Mr. Pastorius Producers: Marcus Miller, Tommy LiPuma, George Duke.

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8. Album closer Mr Pastorius recalls the abstract swing jazz of the classic 60s Miles quintet, but with tastefully added polysynths; and also brings back Miles' old buddy, Al Foster, on the traps doing a great Tony Williams tribute in his drumming style. I saw Miles on tour with this material just shortly before he passed away/5(1).

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9. A particularly strong set by late-period Miles Davis, this LP is highlighted by a surprisingly straight-ahead performance titled "Mr. Pastorius."In addition to Davis and his new altoist Kenny Garrett, various guests (including Marcus Miller, guitarist Jean-Paul Bourelly, Joey DeFrancesco on keyboards, Rick Margitza on tenor, pianist Joe Sample, and bassist Foley) get their .

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